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Read and listen to my short story 'Under the Overpass' broadcast this afternoon on Source FM.

Screenshot from a video posted by the Daily Record, where my footage hit 50,000 views within hours. I've spent a wild few days covering Storm Goretti in Cornwall for  PA Media, capturing video and stills for the national press.  It wasn't long after the red weather warning, indicating a 'threat to life', was announced on Thursday afternoon that I began to expect a call from the newsdesk. Sure enough, at 2pm, the phone rang and I was out the door with my camera gear, hoping t

'Queen' Heels Video. Screened at Princess Pavilions as part of 'The Debut' show by Charlie Cooper Dance in October 2025. Earlier this year, I spent an afternoon filming with Charlie Cooper Dance (CCD) tasked with capturing the atmosphere of their dance classes. They wanted to encapsulate the essence of their slogan 'Driven by Dance, Empowered by Community'. In particular, this video explores the empowerment that comes from dancing in heels as part of a community of women who

William Dalrymple takes the stage at The Poly, Falmouth as part of Falmouth Book Festival’s summer programme, August 2025. (Photo: Danielle Hutchinson). On a rainy August evening, a sold-out auditorium in Falmouth gathered to listen as celebrated historian and author William Dalrymple transported them back in time to Ancient India. From mathematics to mythology; literature to linguistics, Dalrymple led the audience on a journey along ‘The Golden Road’, showcasing how India la

From the RNLI to the RAF, I've had the pleasure of photographing some great event displays across the South West this summer.

Covering Boardmasters Festival for Cornwall Live, creating photo essays, articles and live blog posts.

See inside BBC News with me, as I travel to London for a day of masterclasses with the John Schofield Trust.

Actor James Whear performing in the ‘Nick Darke: Life, Work, Legacy’ readings at AMATA, June 2025. Photo: Ciaran Doherty. In June, a performance was held at AMATA to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the death of legendary Cornish playwright, Nick Darke. The ‘Nick Darke: Life, Work, Legacy’ performance was compiled entirely of extracts from his notebooks and manuscripts, which are housed in a dedicated archive on Penryn Campus. Acting students, Lydia Clark, Sinead Ferguson,